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In the submission, the APS draws on available evidence as it relates to online safety among children and young people. The APS submission acknowledges that online harm is a significant individual, community and public health issue.
The APS commends the government for its focus on reducing harm to children and young people, but expresses reservations about using a solely legal framework to address what is a complex psychological and social issue.
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